the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don't think this needs to be explained, it's called mad man with broom. the realist crows return at earliest morning. and the madman with broom, madman in his night shirt with a broom, he, too, returns. he thinks to roust the crows from the mulberry boughs by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses skyward beyond the boughs and the crows toward the fading gods beyond the fading stars. but the realist crows know it is only a man in a nightshirt after dawn; that the broom is a broom and that his cries are nothing more than words and half words the heavy air will swallow. they rise anyway from the tree, as best to quiet him and let morning be morning. s

even though they're a member of the indonesia palm oil association, they refused our request for an interviewnd a representative shrugged off concerns about association members' alleged practices. >> there might be one or two companies that aren't completely clean in the way they go about transforming land into palm oil plantations. but they're the exception. you cannot make the whole industry responsible. most companies follow the law. >> one thing that's never been tried seriously is just enforcing the law. the best education, the best way to improve people's behavior, is to just let them know that if they break the law, they will be prosecuted. >> back at the orangutan station. the animals are kept together in large cages so the can get used to being with their own species again. they need to relearn what it means to be a wild orangutan, to survive in the absence of a human keeper. rahul has to wait another few days before he can join the others. he's given a tattoo so that the conservationists can identify him once he's released. >> these are the lucky ones. they're also effectively refug

. >> still ahead, a pain at the palm, on this monday. >> still ahead, a pain at the palm, the excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the square sunnyd bottle. shot thisl morning. d.c., but almost 40's.ody else in the good morning, washington. am meteorologist jacqui jeras. we have some big changes by the time you get home for work today. be a lot different compared to what we are waking up duke's. 44 and at dulles, petersburg, 55 at bwi marshall. lots of clouds throughout the day. by late of rain afternoon. high temperature between 75 and 79 degrees. overnight showers and thunderstorms developing. 57-62. tomorrow we need to be paired some of thunderstorms especially late in the day could become severe. blustery with a high temperature of 77. showers lingering wednesday morning. cooler temperatures on the way. don't leave home without the umbrella. now, traffic. >> always tough to get going, but it's quiet. not much in the district. interstate 905 approaching route teen northbound in the senate northbound in the area, looks good. -- interstate95

. >> reporter: the president was in west palm beach for a rally with supporters. a spokesman says mr. obama didn't e the crash but was notified of the death. his thoughts and prayers are with the officer's family. it's unclear if there will be charges against the pick up driver. he was a former officer of the year and survived by his wife and four children. >>> stay with us this morning, coming up, you may have seen them do it, chris brown, may have finally made piece with rihanna. sweetie, you have to scrub it first. no you don't, honey. yes, you do! don't! i've washed a few cupcake tins in my day... oh, so you're a tin expert now. is that... whoa nelly! hi, kitchen counselor here. he's actually right... with cascade complete. see cascade complete pacs work like thousands of micro-scrubbing brushes to help power away tough foods even in corners and edges. so, i was right, right? i've gotta run. more households use cascade dishwashing detergent than any other brand. i only use french's french fried onions on my crunchy onion chicken because it's america's number on

the ppesident was in west palm beach forra rally with supporters after other stops in florida. white house spokesman, jay carnny, says r. obama didn't witness the crash, but was notified of pfficee saint laurent's deathh after landing in the d-c area sunday night. carney says the president's thoughts and prayers are with the officer's family. it's unclear if there will beeany charggs against the pickup truck driver. st. his wife and four children. by - i'm annrew spencer reporting. thousands of chicago school teachers will go on strike today... after union leaders fail to reach an agreement with the chool district.for months... both sides have been battling out issues over pay, benefits and job security.and now... in just 2 hours... 25- thousand teachers will wall the picket line... demanding to feed and monitor students at 144 schools throughout thh city during the strike.chicago mayor rahm emanuel alls the strike "unnecessary" and unfair to the city's school children. the n-f-l world remembered art modell...with a moment of &psilence beforeeevery football game,sunday ... excep

the people? twentynine palms is a general plan to keep everybody out. talking 29, the but could be any these places. in their interest in trying to preserve communities, their towns are dying because there's no new life coming in, so all of the desert rats take over. i wanted to know so do what you think about that. >> it sounds like you know exactly how complicated these places are. several things are occurring in thank you are your question. twentynine palms is defined by its neighbor, the marine base, the marine corps air ground combat center is the biggest employer for the entire basin. and there's a lot of marine families that lived in twentynine 29 palms. my neighbors and i lived in twentynine palms were marine. and of course that marine base is the largest training facility for the united states because there were so the last generation had been in the desert, that has been the training facility of choice. so a lot of young men and women have gone through twentynine palms to train. so defined by the military in so many ways. it's such a fraught pl

this fits exactly in the palm of your hand. don't know how they made it to fit in my hand, but it does. my thumb is in perfect aspect. the screen is just so much better. i put it next to the iphone for good it looks like you're actually there. the video quality looks almost 3-d. it is so light and when you hold it side by side, it seems like it's half the way. i have heard good things from lots of people. but at the end of the day, isn't it true that your phone is only as good as your service provider. so you can have the fanciest phone in the world with every gizmo available. but if you have a lousy provider, you're not in service. >> it's true. one of the things that you need to look at, when you spend as much money as people will and as i will, it is $600 without a contract and 400 web. that is for the biggest, geekiest, most gigabytes of storage and all that. here's one thing you have to consider if you want to use it for a phone. if you want to use it, is only a phone, you might want something else. if you want to use it fo

. >> the investigation is being beachted by the palm county sheriff's department with the assistance of the florida highway patrol. the president was there for a afterwith supporters other stops in florida if. the white house spokesman says not see the crash of the notified officer's death. he says the president's box and prayers are with the officer's family. clear if there will be against a pickup truck driver. he was a former officer of the year and is survived by his wife and four children. andrew spencer reporting. lawmakers return from a five- week recess. expected to be in washington about two weeks now and the election, to approve a keep thebill to government running. working out a budget compromise until after the election. increases and automatic cuts threatened to trigger a recession. >> hail to the redskins and sensation robert griffin iii. they opened the season with an victory on the road in new orleans. hope this is a glimpse of things to come. rg3 was sensational. drew brees was not the better quarterback. the saints went undefeated last season. yesterday.d it did not

they picked the palm and i've learned that 32 lines in one night. if you can keep your head up without losing -- [inaudible] said anyway, first commencement speaker there i did the whole poem. i'm telling you people were like this guy is crazy. but anyway, it was one particular girl in the class who was another -- she was a challenge, a real challenge. beautiful, but a challenge. and an enigma because this is the thing about it. you got this class and they all have lives and all this stuff is going on in there. you know, that this other thing i've been doing. people say was the hardest thing about being a teacher? they say let's start with hundred 50 students. it sounds almost okay. if you see teenagers, diego i get that. last night but anyway, she was a challenge. i would stay out of her way. so she sat in the back and she sat next to this guy. but i was walking and it was like the end of the cluster maggots in 20 minutes to memorize poems in it have this contest and i was walking around, sort of looking up a poem might be. i look over her shoulder

now, right now we are at a wind farm in the palm springs area and look at the size of these wind turbines, they're huge. they're over 120 feet tall,

i mean, all this is runing in the palm of your hands. incredible. there is extended battery life for people who live their lives on their phones. media filled the streets around the center. completely unrelated companies tried to take advantage of the hype and attention because apple's i phones continues to bring customers back, users that just keep coming every year for the latest and greatest. >> i think i'm going to get it immediately, yes. >> i don't use one, but i'm on the verge of getting one. it seems like everybody else has one. >>reporter: the crowd remains. it wasn't the only thing talked about. we didn't talk about the mini i pad but did talk about the ipod and improvements to that. really the biggest question we've got from people is when can i get it, when can i have the i phone v. preorders start this friday and they ship a week later. the fastest roll out ever for apple. live in san francisco, claudine, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> right now we want to go back to alex savage in san francisco for more reaction to the deadly attack on u.s. a

. >> this weapon is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, as large as the cellphone you have in your pocket right now. >> police say at the end of the first period, at around 9:50, the student pulled out the gun in the classroom that had about 25 students and a brave teacher. >> at the end of class, he produced a weapon, he first. at his teacher than his classmates, and then took the weapon and pointed it at himself. the students in the class began to flee the classroom. >> at the chaos and folded, the teacher who is only identified as a female wrestled with the student and got the gun away. >> the teacher immediately reacted and began to grapple with the individual, knocking the handgun out of his hand and to the floor. we know that damage occurred to the gun when it was knocked to the floor, and the teacher continued to restrain the young man and summoned help with the hand-held unit that she possessed. >> the student was taken into custody and the school placed on temporary lockdown. in light of this incident and one at perry hall high school two weeks ago, changes will be

. >> what if something was small enough to fit into the palm of your hands. how technology is more than a trendy way to lose weight. >>> a guy wearing a sheet with a fake rocket launcher. phoenix police said it was a local filmmaker. he tried to test police response time. it wasn't until it was posted on youtube that police had enough evidence to make an arrest. >> why is this taking so long for law enforcement to respond. it took 14 minutes and 57 seconds until the time we thought we were spotted until the police arrived. >> michael turlly said he's a hip toe ties and -- hypnotist and magician. >> cat ti terry is the gem manager of carls junior. she had a gun shoved into her face, given two days off and then fired. cat he's boss wouldn't tell us why she was fired. >>> this florida man and his horse galloped right through a stop sign and kept riding through the entire city in st. august stein. after a few hours people started following the rider who was weaving between cars and he was eventually pulled off the horse and arrested. >>> dogs pushing dogs in stro

i found mine. [ male announcer ] a barbecue feast in the palm of your hand.ew hickory flatmelt sandwiches. grab one with a real ice cream shake. just 1/2 price after 8 pm. this is how you sonic. >> night started with jeff gordon and kyle busch having the best to claim last place in the chase while kyle has been steady if not spectacular, gordon has not been nearly up to the standard he hoped for after starting on the outside of the front row. tony stewart looking to lock up tenth position and final place in the chase where the wins have accumulated would count for bonus points, doing not just a good job tonight, they've been pretty spectacular. >> looks like he'll secure nine points for three wins and stay inside the top ten. >> jeff gordon running right now, the first car one lap down in 20th place, needing to pass regan smith and carl edwards to be in position to get a free pass. >> going right back to the same place here guys. loose in, real tight in the center, going -- going away bad. >> 10-4. >> you see those hands on the wheel inside that 24, pretty bu

lush greenery and even russia's most famous old bolshevik gets a tropical setting then in the monk the palm trees i wonder if people would ever have such an exotic sexy. but much of the city's other architecture has a classical touch. this is called so with plastic you can see it looks like bath and and it is widespread all over the idea was that people need to be held in. to rest in palaces so it was like a real palace. it might be known internationally for the olympics but for decades sochi has been russia's favorite seaside resort. tourist still flock to the beaches here every summer and new hotels are popping up all over the place to cope with the expected increase in demand. you're always guaranteed to get a sun sun down here boat speed warms the weather can be very unpredictable. who are they going to break. the record quick getaway. and this was no ordinary storm fortunately the ole miss black funnel stayed well out to sea but i was soaked and decided it might not be a bad idea to head away from the beaches and up into the mountains. you might think that a city on the sea would have

my thighs unfold as you press the palm of your hand against my curving spine and plant your bones inside my garden. this one is draft it's the one in thean tholology. he smoothed the wrinkles on my bell and he sucked my bitter fruit. we plowed an ocean in my navel and sowed mountains of regrets into fields. we allowed only the memory of water to sustain our thirst. we dreamt of rain and listened for our trees to bare fruit. >> the next is inspired by my mother, are we all? this is garden. the gate to my mother's garden opened always trees flirt with shadows and the grass says my same. asleep in flowered boxes pay for rain. i open always the gate to my mother's garden. i will plant my sum in a clay pot an offering to jealous gods and stretch my arms like branches bearing fruft foregiveness. this was inspired by my mother who likes to sew. always had an old singer sewing machine and i bought her a new one but she never uses it. this is called cloth. her cracked lipped clenched to thread a dulling needle. the folds of my mother's dress are sewn with blody hands. tattered promises and button

can you stand over there by the palm tree?there are more interesting things to photograph in here than me. no, really, i'm serious. i... i need you in the picture to give the picture a sense of scale. but i... i don't know. please? well, since you've gone out of your way, i guess it's the least i can do. alright, yeah, stand over... that palm tree to your right. right there, perfect. alberto: yes, and turn... yeah, turn around a little bit. there, there you go. yes, yes, yes. what time is it? you look great on camera, thank you. oh, we have to go. hold it right there. my bus leaves in less than an hour. hold it, hold it. alberto, please. there's only one bus a day. i have to make it on time. ( sighs impatiently ) thanks. ( police siren wailing ) oh, man, a cop. hi. do you know how fast you were going? mmm-- maybe 65? 80 miles an hour. license and registration, please. registration. registration, license. officer, let me explain-- we were just trying... i'll be right back. i hope he doesn't give you a ticket. you can say that a

secondly, a locked entrance has been designed leading to the palm olein pedestrian area. all vehicular entrances have been moved and out -- moved out. the parking 0 -- radio is -- ratio is below that permitted by the sud. the commission has determined that the plan meets the goal for compatibility with recommendations we have embraced and that are reflected in the plans we passed it to you. the we believe the design before you seeks the best elements of the approved 2008. it improves upon that plan. the current plan remains the only feasible alternative. we passed a memorandum yesterday. let me introduce one of the six firms working on the design of the project to walk you through the design -- or is it -- revised design. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. we are one of the number of design firms working on the project. a quick overview of the site, everybody knows where the site is. it is an extremely important site to san francisco. the neighborhood, the decency to market street. there are very lovely -- i decency to market street. as a brief reminder of the ap

it is the length of the palm of my hand. d n k mark this. if >> his father is 73 years old ands cemr radar -- a drought like this. crop yields were alreaow buhi yr it's worse than ever. >> this is the third year for me. my cropnsanpprove the yield has slowly been declining. even though i have an assurance, i' nxpecting to get as much of a payment as i was normall >>e likely have to cover most of the losses on its own. >> the impact of this is even more dramatic in theevopg world where many countries rely heavily onmpts >>the world bank says the government's need to beef up ogms tprec tir most vulnerable communities from the incrsen e stf od >> here's a more comprehensive look at how hard theyanit a ram glow. -- aronhe globe. >> rising food prices are putting pressure on delin cotrs ere many spend a higher proportion of their income on food. t u.s., food represents 7% ofvellxpse compared to 49% in as a rajan. -- azerbaijan. it affects the poo countries both in africa and asia. what's their countries that are dependent ofood imports and they a

. >> feel lucky, knowing that something so expensive is given to you at the palm of your hands, it is free. >> reporter: a temporary fix for a long-term problem, ailing the country. nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead as nightly news continues on a friday night. the search. is he buried under a shed in detroit? the latest attempt to end the 37-year-old mystery of jimmy hoffa. >>> and later, girls cheering on other girls and making a difference. >>> it is one of the most famous and enduring american mysteries, what happened to jimmy hoffa, the teamster's boss who went missing without a trace in 1975. well, now investigators are back on the case just outside detroit. and nbc's john yang is there. >> reporter: could these six-foot cylinders with dark, muddy soil, two inches in diameter, hold the mystery of jimmy hoffa? this man said he saw the body buried years ago, and where ground-penetrating radar showed something, two feet deep. >> we're just doing our job, we had credible information and had to follow through with it. >> reporter: police said when he disappeared in 1975, there wa

the palm-size device is mount owned a toyota sport car. it collects data on speed, steering angle answers other operations while the car is driven. those data can be wirelessly transmitted to home game consoles and accurately recreate the driving. toyota officials say in addition to the virtual drive simulation. users can compare the driving skills with those of other people on the internet. the use of the system is limited to four racing circuits in japan, including fuji. they plan it start selling it next year. >> translator: we think people will get interested in driving through this system. they will enjoy watching themselves dry and perhaps will become interested in real cars. >> japanese auto makers have been trying for some time to attract younger customers who have been losing interest in driving. >>> healthcare professionals in china face a problem shared by their colleagues around the world. more and more elderly people and not enough nurses to care for them. the senior citizens reached 123 million by the end of last year. the num

so it's been $275 a month for a two bedroom house with five acres of land on the edge of twentynine palms riper@z 100 miles. and that is where this book he gives. it begins with a personal crisis and arriving -- ultimately the desert has been the site of restorative pilgrimage for the millennia and at that particular moment i don't think i was aware of what i was doing. i didn't say to myself, i am big shovel with my life. i must go scheel in the desert, but ultimately that is the space at a century and later on i realized that all the symbolism was there to receive name and began the process of healing and getting to know this place, which included almost immediately in dealing with the fact that i was arriving on a landscape that had as many problems as mexico city with drugs. i was coming from a place of addiction and all the pain and struggle that goes with that and arriving at a place where meth was the devastating landscape and where young marines were training and doing lots of drugs to escape the terrible reality in their heads and not in their bodies. so if i was going to a site

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shortly thereafter i arrived in then the first thing that i saw next to a sign that said 100 miles 29 palms easter joshua tree. you know, negative would treat? he then the album. you know, what the tree looks like? [laughter] crazy arms. i want to to go further out to something existential was driving the further out into the big empty. and also the rent got cheaper and cheaper so i was paying $275 per month on 5 acres of land on the edge of 29 palms right where the sign said and that is where the book begins with a personal crisis it was no accident i arrived here. the desert was the site of a pilgrimage and at that moment i was not aware that i am in big trouble i must go he'll in the desert but that is the space and tiered. realized later the symbolism was there to begin the process of healing to get to know the place that included dealing with the fact i was arriving on a landscape add as many problems as mexico city with drugs. coming from addictions and the pain and the struggle that goes with that where meth labs were exploding and young marines were training in doing drugs to escape

. >> they held it right here in the palm of my hand and it is worth every ounce of the hype. the iphone is slimming down, too. apple says the new version is the world's thinnest smart phone. 18% thinner than the iphone 4s. >> it fits right there. and my thumb is in perfect access for my thumb to swipe. >> what about all the new bells and whistles? >> if you want to use it for a phone and only a phone, you might want something else. if you want it very video and photos, it's worth every penny. >> you get a better screen, a bigger battery. >> one detail some consumers aren't happy with is a new plug that won't work with older iphones or apple products. >> it will come with a new plug and an adapter. >> we need the space on the phone to give that longer battery device. wait until you feel it. it really is that much better. >> apple says the iphone 5 will go on sale in the u.s. on september 22. >> the iphone may be for the adults, but this christmas for kids it's all about the wii. today nintendo announced the wiiu will hit shelves. it costs $300. the deluxe set and additional ac

lush greenery and even russia's most famous old bolshevik gets a tropical setting then in the long the palm trees wonder if people would. i have such an exotic ceci. but much of the city's other architecture has a classical touch. this but i was cold so it. looks like bathroom and it is widespread all over the idea was that people need. to rest. so it's not like a real palace. for decades so she has been russia's favorite seaside resort. tourist still flock to the beaches here every summer hotels are the place to cope with the expected increase in demand. you're always guaranteed to get down here. the weather can be very unpredictable. you've got to be prepared for it. to make a quick getaway. and this was no wooden or a storm fortunately the almost black funnel stayed well out to sea but i was soaked and decided it might not be a bad idea to head away from the beaches and up into the mountains. you might think that a city on the sea would have all the fish that it could handle but it seems in sochi there's always room for a bowl and they've been phoning these beautiful rainbow trout. centu

to there was no conclusive evidence that the man himself had ever worn the palm dog so the case continues then healy innocent and his legal team have maintained since the very beginning that this is part of the why they can't pay again and again wiki leaks in his work with wiki leaks the whistleblower web site a fool having relief. secret u.s. . military documents will hear him burson and foreign secretary william hague has said that with that could go over the fate of julian songs remained locked in say three months and the wiki leaks founder is still saying it's doing really. artsy london. scandals flaring up between moscow and washington after russia's decision to end the work all the u.s. agency for international development in the country moscow says the decision was prompted by u.s. aid attempts to influence the political process side russia parties renegotiate has the details. yes it is going to zation which is being sponsored directly by the u.s. state department and it is if its primary goal is to promote u.s. interests abroad now in russia has been operating for the last twenty

i think that the palm sunday demonstration, i think, was also sort of red flag to the authorities in jerusalem. certainly the acclaim that we read was given to jesus and they were using terms like "king of the jews" "messiah." >> so he went to pileate and said c you do something like that but he may not have known that pileate was contemplating crucifix, correct? >> i think kiafis was concerned that if there was going to be trouble and that trouble resulted in any sort of military or forceful reaction against people who were gathered in jerusalem for the holy days that kiafis wanted to make sure that it didn't explode and the result being perhaps repression of their own authority. >> and this is the way we treat troublemakers in order to gain social control. did you find any evidence of interrogation by the high pryce or by his associates? >> well, there werewo different traditions preserved in the gospel material. one is that there are one or even two full trials of the prices, chief prices and elders. >> what is your crucial? >> oh, i don't know of anybody that thinks that probably

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all this is running in the palm of your hands! incredible! >> reporter: and yes, there is extended battery life for people who practically live their lives on their phone. this announcement by apple is being closely watched. all because apple's iphone continues to bring customers back, users that just keep coming every year for the latest and greatest. >> i think i'm gonna get it immediately. >> i don't use one but i'm on the verge of getting one, because everybody else has got one. >> reporter: the big question is, when can i get it? well, preorders start this friday. they start shipping next friday. it is apple's fastest roll-out ever. >> they tell us the iphone 5 did blow them away with a radical new design. but maybe it didn't have to. >> what you saw today was a manifestation of apple saying we're going to continue to do what we do until we feel we have to act otherwise. >> tech experts we talked to say that apple is still ahead of its competitors in the smartphone field. the company could sell as many as 10 million of the phones before

the palm beach sheriff's office says the officer was setting up the motorcade when he was struck by a pickup truck. so far no charges have been filed against the driver. >>> president obama will make one last pitch here in the bay area. according to the san francisco chronicle. the president will appear at an event in san francisco on october 8th. and he'll need the cash. mitt romney can now tap millions. total tv ad spending for both sides is expected to top a billion dollars. >>> the campaigns have now agreed to four debates. on october 4th in denver, president obama and governor romney will debate. then october 11, vice president joe biden and paul ryan will debate in kentucky. a final debate on foreign policy will be happening on october 22nd in florida. >>> breast cancer survivors were among thousands of people who participated in the susan g. komen bay area race for the cure this weekend. the three day breast cancer event wrapped up today along the embarcadero. organizers will not know how many people participated or how many money was raised. far fewer than last year registered

you can be in new york in 31-degree weather. 2 1/2 hours later you land in the bahamas with the palm d the sand. it's such a quick flight. i think people think of the bahamas as nassau and a couple of other islands. >> right. but there are 700 of them. >> hello! >> and what i didn't realize is there are 50 international airports with their own customs and everything else. so people are flying in from all over the world. guess how they are getting there. >> brace yourself. >> there has been a merger of two major airlines. and it's on the cover of "bloomberg" magazine. this is how they're getting here. ♪ let's get it on >> that's right. that's what we call the friendly skies. >> all right, you guys. we've had so much fun since we arrived here at the atlantis. i mean, so much fun. there are a lot of water activities. >> and water scares you, really. philosophically you don't like water. >> well, i don't like it because i've got hair issues. you know. anyway, we decided to risk beauty and we snapped on these beautiful caps. >> yes. they told us they were beautiful. >> yeah. you know how y

he is soon to be walking out on stage there and talking to the folks in west palm beach. it's the second day of the two-day bus tour. jessica yellin is there now. what is the likely message that the president will be delivering to that crowd there? >> reporter: we expect that the president will talk about the jobs message that we have been hearing across the state, drawing contrast between his philosophy and romney's. and again driving home this new attack on the romney/ryan medicare plan. he has unveiled new broad side critiquing the ryan plan, the newest ryan version of the budget unveiling a harvard study that he says shows that future and current seniors will pay more under their medicare plan. this budget we should point out, this analysis is conducted by somebody who used to be an obama campaign adviser and is a democrat. any day that we are focused on medicare is a time we are not focused on jobs and the economy so that is a plus for team obama. >> i wonder if the obama camp has reacted at all to earlier today mitt romney was heard and seen on "meet the press" sayin

what happens is a couple weeks ago one of the workers drops off at a palm beach county satellite office8 new registration forms. they go through, the workers go through it, find repeated problems in about 108 of them, including similar signatures, apparently phony signatures, and phony addresses as we just heard, some linked to a shell gas station, a land rover dealership and a medical building in boca. they then call in susan bucher calls in the republican director and he agrees there's a problem, they take it to the palm beach state attorney's office which launches an investigation. the florida republican party freaks out about this. they immediately fire the firm. meanwhile, there are reports of these irregularities growing throughout the state. as of last night, six counties reporting irregularities in voter registration firms in forms from the firm, including according to paul locks, republican supervisor registering of dead people. the rnc obviously they made an issue of voter fraud. they fired the firm nationally. already paid it $3 million. i talked yesterday to shawn spicer, th